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It’s like dis man with d funny looking hat is hitting d beer tanks again. I bet he wouldn’t know courage even if it hit him on his head! Clown ![]() |
So u mean after buhari left scores of dead and dying civilians and soldiers here to go there 'im own no work. Na pesin wen dem call tiff for here, na 'im own kon work. Chai! Dis life no balance @ all. ![]()
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See gobé! Is the said broda sleeping on d streets? What exactly is d individual posting the story on his WhatsApp hoping to achieve? because I doubt he’s doing it out of love for joeboy or his broda. Success has many relations while failure is an orphan. My friend stop waiting to inherit fame from ur twin broda, goan hustle joor! ![]() |
Mhmm...super story they always have an abundance of those at hand for the gullible. Abi is it ur madam that stopped ur education at 5? |
Old recycled gist. Meanwhile d woman said she was married with kids and times are hard. Mbok, leave her in peace da! |
WoundedLamb:No broda not 'people', frustrated and hate filled people with PhDs (Pull Him/Her Down syndromes). ![]() |
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Nice... it’s interesting that when concerns the kids of the northern elites they don’t marry them off at a tender age, but wait to give them a sound education. Poor man pikin however, na different case. |
Fidelismaria:The "fuss about" is the First Class result. Oya, where is ur own result? I hope u won’t bring 90 SANs instead. ![]() |
alhassanyusuf29:I doubt you were born at then, so I just wonder why the hate is so strong in you? That "coward chimpanzee creature" was a welcomed guest of the queen of England at Buckingham palace, a close associate of the prince of Wales, earned his rank in the Nigerian Army without a quota system to thank for it and won d heart of a beauty queen. What has he done to you personally? |
totit:https://www.thegazette.co.uk/London/issue/42051/supplement/3974 ^ Forsyth, Frederick. Emeka. Spectrum Books, 1992. p. 1. ISBN 9789782462091. Retrieved 4 February 2017. ^ "In Quest of Perpetuity: The Ojukwu Nigerians didn't know - THISDAYLIVE". THISDAYLIVE. 2016-05-08. Retrieved 2018-10-04. ^ Sklar 1963, p. 450. ^ Sklar 1963, p. 180. ^ Sklar & 19638, p. 447. Tom Forrest, The Advance of African Capital:The Growth of Nigerian Private Enterprise Wikipedia. I didn’t post this to fuel tribal rivalry, but to inspire the Nigerian youth, irrespective of tribal affiliations or religious background, to understand that there is much more we can do to earn a good place in history besides politics and fraud. Our govt today is messed up, but this man came up through a harder path (colonialism and open racism). |
Sir Louis Ojukwu was a great man, but little is said about this great achiever. He accomplished and made so much wealth before he died. All without Oil. He was so Rich he did not need official papers to visit the Britain. Sir Ojukwu's Rolls-Royce Silver Wraith LWB was used to chauffeur Queen Elizabeth during her 1956 visit. According to Forbes Africa, Sir Louis Odumegwu Ojukwu, who founded the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), was the first Billionaire in Nigeria. He practically owned Victoria Garden, Lagos. Sir Ojukwu went to lagos with nothing in 1929 aged just 20 but 10 years later, he was already managing his own chain of businesses which included, Ojukwu Stores, Ojukwu textiles and Ojukwu transportation company. By 1950, just Ojukwu Transportation company had over 200 trucks in its fleet. How did he do it? Born Louis Philip Odumegwu Ojukwu in Nnewi in 1909, the only boy and second of four children,Sir Ojukwu went to Government primary School Asaba. In 1922, he proceeded to the only secondary School in the Eastern region at the time, Hope Waddell training institute, Calabar. After completing his secondary School education in 1928. Sir Louis secured a job as a tyre sales clerk with John Holt lagos in 1929. It was working as a tyre clark the Sir Louis Ojukwu noticed that many Igbo traders who came to lagos to buy tyres also bought textiles as well. With his meagre saving, Sir Louis travelled down to Onitsha where he opened his first business venture called "Ojukwu stores" and employed one of his relatives to oversee it. He then returned to lagos and started sending down textiles on Lorries to his shop while still working for John Holt. Sir Louise's textile boomed. By 1930, Louis bought a second hand truck and employed a driver in other move his goods himself and 'Ojukwu transport company' was born. Sir Ojukwu worked tirelessly and by end of the 1930's, was the major transporter on the East-West Road. In 1939, on the outbreak of world war 2, the British Government requested the use of Sir Ojukwus fleet of trucks for the War effort to which he agreed to. When the war ended in 1945, the British Goverment recognised the sacrifice he made and he was awarded a KBE (Knight of the British Empire). The end of the war also created a high demand for raw materials from West Africa and Sir Ojukwus Transport business exploded sky high and he diversified into other businesses. Some of Sir Ojukwu's early drivers such as Chief Ilodibe (Ekene Dili Chukwu) and Chief Izuchukwu (Izuchukwu Transport) would later become Transport moguls themselves (Igbo wealth Creation). Sir Louis was also a financial pillar of Ziks NCNC party and when the party came to power in 1960, Sir Louis was offered the position of Finance Minister which he turned down, the position ultimately went to Okotie-Eboh. Sir Louis died in Nkalagu, present day Ebonyi state, in 1966. Some.of his key achievements includes ; - The first President of the Nigerian Stock Exchange. - President, African Continental Bank - Chairman, Nigerian cement company (NIGERCEM) - CEO, Ojukwu Transport company...over 5000 fleet of trucks. - Chairman, Nigerian National Shipping Line...over 100 ships and vessels - Chairman, Lion Of Africa Insurance Company - Chairman, BISCO Nigeria Limited cool Chairman, Nigerian Industrial Development Bank. founded to specifically give loans to industries - Vice President, lagos Chamber Of Commerce - Chairman, Palmline Shipping company - Chairman, Nigerian Produce Marketing board - Director, Shell D'Arcy Petroleum - Director, Thomas Wyatt & Son - Director, Nigerian Coal corporation - Director, Guiness Nigeria Limited - Director, Nigerian Tobacco Company - Director, Daily Times of Nigeria Sir Louis Ojukwu also owned numerous building, landed properties and stocks. It is estimated that as at the time he died in 1966, he was worth about 40 Billion Dollars in today's money. How many Billionaires in Nigeria today do we know their background? It is not a coincidence that his town, Nnewi, has such a high number of Billionaires today. You can clearly see the effect of wealth distribution. His story inspired many of those Billionaires from Nnewi, and I share it today to inspire the next wealth distributors that opportunities abound outside oil or politics. Just look for a need and meet it.
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Hian, dem don come again!! Appealing to our Naija sense of rooting for d underdog. First story of grass to grace was Obj, just fresh outta prison. To d guy man that "had no shoes". Then we’re now suffering under d fellow "who has only 40 cows in perpetuity and couldn’t afford his nomination form"! We don tire for all these scams! No one has monopoly of suffer in Naija. Her story is 'half-a-dime a dozen' in this country. If she wants to win that mullah let her up her game joor, we nor wan hear again!
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Hmmm! Out of 36 names 23 are of northern extraction. 20 were redeployed to head zones and units, I guess the remaining names are mostly d 2nd in commands. If I should hazard a guess, I’d say d 'disquieting' senior officials now forced to answer 'sir' to their former juniors will be from d lower half of the map. ![]() |
The powers of the executive are already tyrannical at best, why would any right thinking legislator want to give them more? The NGF better wake up and fight for their people because if this sails thru, the 2023 all these politicians are clamoring for might just meet Nigeria firmly and irrevocably in the hands of terrorists & jihadists! Just forget all d gist of Mr President’s "good intentions", the effects of his actions so far have not been good for anyone else but his kitchen cabinet and close sycophants. |
Insensitive comment from a most senseless government official. You want to force people that are still afraid for their lives to accept d same people responsible for their predicament abi? Northern Nigerian youths, keep defending these senseless politicians because u think ur religion is a common denominator. Very soon these same people will grant migrant Al Qaeda terrorists d same quarter and ask u sheeples to accept them or die! That is when you’ll know just how much havoc ur religious mentality has wrought on ur country. |
Bkayyy:But dey can allow a full bandit in their army? Half is bad, full is okay abii? |
Of course they’re silent na! Our military intelligence is bereft of any sort of intelligence. Our soldiers at d warfront in Sambisa have been complaining about that for far too long. Even with dis actionable intel they will still carry on like nothing is happening. The Nigerian govt as well as certain elements amongst d northern elite has made Nigeria so attractive to these terrorists, even Shekau is terrified of these newcomers and has slowed down on releasing video clips. Water don pass garri finally. |
See dis sleeping Chairman o! My friend jé gburu ònòdü! The guy is an alpha male marking out his territory anytime he sees u around his girl. Abi u think he hasn’t noticed d gleam in ur eye whenever she steps into d room? U sef, with ur weak style, u ought to be used to guys doing that to u by now. ![]() |
Eleyi gidi gan, dis answer is strong! ![]() |
All these men that were silent throughout d critical period of d pandemic are finding their voices again. E wan recoup all d period way govt close church in a hurry! ![]() Anyway, if mugu no fall how guyman want take chop? ![]() |
Mehn! Dem use bottle turn my guy dreads to cornrows. ![]() But seriously our security agents no get any sort of professionalism at all. There’s actually no one checking the excesses of any of our armed personnel in Nigeria. The police are d least ranked amongst dem so they just toss a few out once in a while to make d populace think any of them really gives a damn about our fundamental human rights. If not for social media in Naija, how many of these kind of these stories about them would see d light of day. |
Oga Senator has talked himself into trouble with dis one. No secret aibeg, u must come out and kiss @ss! ![]() |
This man na beauty collector sha! ![]() |
Once u catch tiff, e go one dey claim say no bi only am come o. Iya Ka3na, na ur own we witness. The boy knack u rapid ur pant fly wan comot for bed! Leave Nengi matta talk ya own! ![]() |
Straight to d 'friendzone'! Chai!! ![]()
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So una wan out-borrow GEJ and PDP abii? Most remarkable how d reason for naming it after GEJ is being revealed after ur people have claimed that it was to shame him! And that’s how all d people profiting from all dis Herdsmen/BH terror war will be exposed! Nothing is really hidden under dis our sun for long. |
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